@@iamsigma0171 first few days I was only doing scapular up and downs, then, with only negative pull ups, and then the first weekend I applied the squeeze the bar, bend the bar and changing my mindset, instead of seeing myself being pulling up, I was visualizing that I wanted to break the bar by bending it. Then activating my lats instead of only using my forearms
This is so true! 💯 I need to get to a calisthenics park as my home pull-up bar is lower than ideal so I have to cross my ankles. It’s far better keeping the legs straight as shown in your video, which increases reps and also pull-up height - towards muscle-ups! Keep up the awesome video content! 👍👍👍
i actually experienced this. been a long time and decided i want to be in my prime again and thought maybe i should do pull ups slowly this time. the results was poor progress. then i took months or maybe even a year of break and went back and did explosive and the results was strength very fast.
Do bodyweight rows, take the pole of your mop and two chairs and thats it, additionaly if you're very focus on Pull-ups you can try the GTG methode to improve fast on it however you'll get tired fast if you add more than 2 exercises with that methode
If u can only do one pullup I recommend doing an exercises called "Scapula Pullups" It helps increase reps significantly, even if you already have unlocked the pullup. Best to watch some tutorials to learn proper form before starting. Good Luck bro
Get a chait under your pull up bar and put yout feet on it and use it as a resistance. That is the way im doing pull ups and dont forget to make it harder every time you train (progressive overload).
I just can't make any strides doing slow pull-ups. A few months ago I was doing them fast and my pull-ups drastically started improving. I went from about 7-8 to 16-17 in about four weeks or so. For some reason I stopped fast pull-ups and I've been regressing ever since. I have to rebuild what I lost. Speed kills its as simple as that.
Get a chait under your pull up bar and put yout feet on it and use it as a resistance. That is the way im doing pull ups and dont forget to make it harder every time you train (progressive overload).